>>>>> "David" == David Brown <caml-list@davidb.org> writes:
David> I have a fairly complex program that has numerous callbacks
David> between Ocaml, C and back to Ocaml (I'm using Debian's
David> 3.06).
David> If I compile my program byte-code, it works well.
David> However, if I compile it native, it seems to leak memory,
David> just consuming more and more memory as it runs.
I assume your plateform is x86 on Debian. Because of the small number
of registers, tail-recursion is limited to 5 arguments (if my memory
serves me well). For more arguments, a tail-rec is not a loop on
x86. Perhaps this could be your problem (just a guess, I encountered
it several years ago and reported to the mailing list). Then you might
merge several arguments into a tuple or record. Or switch to
plateform with more registers!
Just a wild guess! The Caml team will confirm (or infirm) it.
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